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Asked for male, 34 years old from Delhi

Recently I remove my kidney stent and using dynapres 0.4.my sperm not coming. Why it's happening?

MD-Ayurveda, BAMS

Sexologist•Haldwani

Hello-
Men who take alpha-blockers such as dynapres and terazosin (Hytrin) may experience decreased ejaculation. This is because alpha-blockers relax the bladder and prostate muscle cells. Alpha reductase inhibitors can also cause ED.

You need to stop it and have to start aphrodisiac herbs ASAP to reduce its harmful effects on your body.

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Asked for male, 28 years old from Kochi

Hi I am 26 male recently got diagnosed with kidney stone surgery was swl doctor inserted a stent in my kidney I had sex with my partner today I feel like sperm is coming out but there is nothing I am going through stent removal by this week ,will the problem remain the same even after stent will remove? I am really worried.

Dr. T N Debnath (Gold Medalist)91%(1266 ratings)

MBBS, Fellowship in Sexology, Fellowship...read more

Sexologist•Ranchi

Arun, stent has no role in semen outcome. don't worry. nothing will happen. take care of disease now. sex will be ok.

Last Updated: 6 years ago• Featured Tip

Know The Difference Between Multivessel Stenting And Bypass Surgery!

Dr. Krish Vaidya91%(4359 ratings)

MD-Physician, Fellow. Cardiology, Fellow...read more

Cardiologist•Vadodara

The results of a study conducted by the Department of Medicine, University of Ulsan, Korea, show that multivessel coronary stenting can be performed with a high success rate along with an acceptable clinical outcome. Coronary stenting has proven itself to be an accepted means for treating of obstructed coronary arteries. The need for multivessel coronary stenting has been inflated because of the larger number of patients with unfavourable cardiac profiles. Conventionally, bypass surgery is regar...more

Last Updated: 6 years ago• Featured Tip

Multivessel Stenting Vs Bypass Surgery - Which Is Better?

Dr. Sachin Hundekari

MBBS, MD - Medicine, DNB (Cardiology)

Cardiologist•Pune

The results of a study conducted by the Department of Medicine, University of Ulsan, Korea, show that multivessel coronary stenting can be performed with a high success rate along with an acceptable clinical outcome. Coronary stenting has proven itself to be an accepted means for treating of obstructed coronary arteries. The need for multivessel coronary stenting has been inflated because of the larger number of patients with unfavourable cardiac profiles. Conventionally, bypass surgery is regar...more

Last Updated: 8 years ago• Featured Tip

Multivessel Stenting Vs Bypass Surgery - Which is Better?

Dr. Nishith Chandra92%(747 ratings)

DM Cardiology

Cardiologist•Delhi

The results of a study conducted by the Department of Medicine, University of Ulsan, Korea, show that multivessel coronary stenting can be performed with a high success rate along with an acceptable clinical outcome. Coronary stenting has proven itself to be an accepted means for treating of obstructed coronary arteries. The need for multivessel coronary stenting has been inflated because of the larger number of patients with unfavourable cardiac profiles. Conventionally, bypass surgery is regar...more

Health Query

My father is 65 years old. He has undergone 21 mm kidney stone removal operation via laser and also got urinary stent removed after five weeks after operation. Urinary stent was removed two weeks back and it was there for five weeks. Then urinary tract tract infection was detected after stent removal and for two weeks he is on medication for urinary tract infection and it is healing. He has got ultrasound and urine test done after stent removal and it was found that he had no stone but infection was detected. The main problem is frequent urination even two weeks after stent removal. I am very much worried. Is it a cause of concern?

Dr. S.K. Tandon93%(53294 ratings)

M.D. Consultant Pathologist, CCEBDM Diab...read more

Sexologist•Sri Ganganagar

Go for urine complete test and urine culture and sensitivity tests.
Send me results then I will guide you.

Asked for male, 32 years old from Kolkata

My father had pcnl surgery for kidney stone removal and a jj stent was set inside it. It will get removed after 3 weeks of surgery. I had done a X-RAY KUB as asked by the doctor and then come for the stent removal but in KUB report I am getting radio opaque shadow in kidney and jj stent in the report. Is the stone formed again after 3 weeks of stone removal? Would this mean that he has to undergo surgery again?

Dr. Jitendra Agrawal93%(1603 ratings)

MS - General Surgery

General Surgeon•Kanpur

depending upon the size and site of radio opaque shadow, if it small in 2 to 3 mm or so this may be residual stone particle and it will pass spontaneously, if larger than 8mm then that may require procedure again, take plenty of fluids orally.

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Asked for Male, 21 years old from Yamunanagar

I had a stone in my urine pipe. So my cystoscopy was 3 days back and doctor insert a stent in my urine pipe. So I want to know doctor. Can I have sex or masturbation? Is it safe? Because I still feel a little pain while passing the urine.

Dr. Jagadeesan M.S.94%(13332 ratings)

MD - Psychiatry

Psychiatrist•Chennai

wait for 2 weeks till it heals fully, let all pain subside and urine flow freely before masturbation or sex.

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Asked for male, 20 years old from Delhi

I have had a urine tube removal surgery about 2 weeks before and just 3 days back they removed the inserted stent, so now I am very eager to masturbate, I have done it once but it pains a little so I wanted to know that can I masturbate now or not?

Dr. Sachin Kumar Mangla91%(315 ratings)

MBBS, MD - Psychiatry

Psychiatrist•Faridabad

Dear Saksham..you can masturbate..but we need to examine your penis for any local problem like tenderness, redness etc..If all these are not there..you can masturbate..All d best!!

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Health Query

6 months back in Sept'14 my father was admitted in an emergency after he complained of acute pain in the abdomen and back coupled with vomiting. He was diagnosed with acute necrotizing pancreatitis. The doctor placed a stent via ERCP procedure in the CBD which was removed after he was discharged from the hospital once all his vitals were normal, including TLC, amylase, lipase,etc. My father is a non alcoholic, doesn't have diabetes or blood pressure issue. He had gall stones which was removed in June'13. Ever since the stent removal procedure my father has persistent fever and there are durations of a week or so when it touches 103, 104. He is also taking homeopathy which helps in keeping the fever under control. In a recent CT scan he was told that a pseudocyst has been formed and it needs to be removed. I want to ask why my father has fever all the time and if the pseudocyst has to be removed what is the best way of doing that, a surgery or via endoscopy? What are the risks involved in both procedures and will he ever recover completely. Thank you!

Dr. Surabhi M.R.

M.B;B.S, P.G.(FAMILY MEDICINE), D.O.H.

General Physician•Hyderabad

Management
Most pseudo cysts resolve without interference and only require supportive care. For some, drainage is indicated. Indications for drainage include the following:
Complications
Symptoms
Concern about possible malignancy
Drainage options are as follows:
Percutaneous catheter drainage ?
The procedure of choice for infected pseudo cysts; although recurrence and failure rates are high,

Endoscopic drainage, either trans papillary (via ERCP) or trans ...more

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